Our Lady of the Valley High School - Valiant Yearbook (Orange, NJ)

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.JJ , x OX' 4 t QM 1 , . . , , x . NJ 1 . CONSTANCE MARY ZACHEK Connie 160 South Valley Road, West Orange, New Jersey Quiet and sweet with an effective charm . . . will do anything pl' for you . . . What did you say?' '... style conscious . . . real Valley spirit . . . she's one of us . . . mind continually wandering south ,QC . . why? k ' 1 Glee Club 1, 2, 3, 43 Dramatics 1, 2, 3, 45 Varsity 25 The Valiant 5. ' Staff 45 The Valley Voice Staff 45 Sodality 1, 2, 3, 4. I,. ' Inf vluu ' Il, xkri K i I K fl .xt X-X CON GRATULATIONS REVEREND XVILLIAM B. NAEDELE Graduate of O.L.V.H.S., 1941 In the name of both Faculty and Stu- dent body of O.L.V.H.S., we, the seniors of 1949, wish to offer our sincerest conf gratulations to Father Naedele on this gloriously happy occasion. While we have a number of our graduates in the Seminary at the present time studying for' the priesthood, Father Naedele is the third to have reached that priestly Milestoiie of Ordination since our first graduating class in 1933. Upon graduation in June, 1937, from Sacred Heart School, Father Naedele en' tered our High School, graduating with honors in 1941. The following September, he entered Seton Hall College and two years later went to Darlington. On Sunday, June 11, Father will be elevated to the priestly dignity in the Cathedral, by His Excellency, our Most Reverend Archbishop, and will celebrate his first Solemn High Mass at elevenfthirt-y o'clock in the Church of the Sacred Heart, Vailsburg. lxlay our prayers and good wishes attend you, Father, on your priestly way! 37

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WE WILL REMEMBER Kk X Q L TLV Q Yes, x x'ill rtinsinl ' fondly in the years to elneln er Q Q n eoine that happy day, Septeniher 9. 1947, xxhen the Oli, xo timid Class ol' '49 vvallied quietly fYou know us hetter than that nowj into the auditorium. Freshinen Day eanit '... we were xyeleoiiietl'. .'7 -V at least aeevptetl, hy our upper elassinen the Seiiiors of A-Wi, And our first Christmas at U LX' .,.. the thrill of those Christmas Carols! and the gaily decorated elassroomsf Then the Playf-W that long-heard of- dreamed of Valley Playf 7'Blossom Time. Did we par' tiei1ate7 Yes. indeed . , . well . , . at least, we I , solieited ads. OUR SOPHOMORE DAYS . . . REMEMBER , ag Those luseious Biology experinients iust he' X . 1 V . tore luneh! And alter luneh, those triangles and Q g parallelograms. Wlhatf' No 3 today. Then our first leeture from Bliss Bregyl And the alxy.ij's depentlahle CQ Cleaners from whence our uniforms failed to return on time?- . . . and alas! the numerous trips to the Court to renioye ho-its and deposit dripping uinhrellas lest they mark the newly waxed floors, JUNIOR DAYS . . . REMEMBER Vvlit-ini xxe were prtsented with llliire piwder hlue ties Y-oh, the joy of it. Vwle were Juniors , . . at last! Sueh exeitenientfll Vvleie going to have a Prom! And we did!!! Enough said! Vw'ho eau forget the tears, when our radio left the Cafeteria? But Bing couldnt stand hthe low tonesfl Wlio doesnt rememher our large gym elass4 you know, the ones without the sneakers? Ancl now as seniors we clo solemnly swear that we will not only remember but never forget: How we initiated the new Frosh into O LV. via green hows. That lVIaeIDiinald wrote Burlae's Speech H The moral ot' King Lear ?'Neyer he good to your ehildrenf' The tight toftheffinishu diseussions in P..-X D. class. The necessity ot exaetness in Religion detinif tions. No, we shall never forget the happy gli rif us memories of those xyonderful days and hours in U.L.V. and to all who made them possihle we offer our heartfelt gratitude. 38